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- Tekiò Circular P4
- Tekiò Circular P8
- Tekiò Oval P12
Washi Japanese paper shade.
Metal structure.
2 options of white S&C metallic canopy with power supply incorporated: circular canopy ø29 cm / 11.4” and rectangular canopy (models: Circular P8 and Oval P12)
Dim to Warm control 2200K – 2700K.
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Electric cable length
5 m / 196.8"
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Weight
5,5 kg / 12.0 lib
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Light source included / Recommended light source
Built-in LED
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Rated input wattage
72 W
- Tekiò Circular P4
- Tekiò Circular P8
- Tekiò Oval P12
We understand honesty as a tool for making thoughtful choices. Our impact matrix helps us transparently show the footprint of our products. We know we’re not perfect, but we work every day to do better—aware that designing responsibly is an ongoing practice of care and attention.
Responsibility Evaluation
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1. Use of Recycled Materials
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2. Use of Sustainable Packaging
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3. Spare Parts and Lifespan
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4. Local Production
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5. Separation and Recyclability of Components
Certificate
Good intentions only go so far — our practices need to be verified by independent experts. Through international audits, we ensure full material traceability and stand behind our commitment to responsible production.
Canopy circular. Dimming 1-10V.
Canopy circular. Dimming DALI.
Canopy rectangular. Dimming 1-10V.
Canopy rectangular. Dimming DALI.
Product adaptations
We offer the possibility of adapting our products to the requirements of your contract project, modifying them to your needs. All customisations shall be studied upon request respecting the minimum quantity required. Contact us for customisations inqueries.
Certificate:
Tekiò
Tekiò—meaning “adaptation” in Japanese—fuses ancient artisanal techniques with Warm to Dim LED technology, allowing for adjustable intensity and color temperature in tandem. Its highly technical structures are wrapped in handcrafted paper made by Japanese artisans. Whether alone or combined, its serene luminous power can shift from a whisper to an exclamation.
